Chemistry, asked by happy1436, 11 months ago

what is psi in quantum chemistry ?

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Psi represents quantum wave function.

Square (modulus of psi squared) is probabilty electron density.

We get psi as a solution of Schrodinger wave equation.

Nabla operations fail for mulgi electron species.

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